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Past PIP claimants who are affected by the rule change - dating back to April 2016 - are being sought by the DWP

Eddie Jones signals a changing of the guard with four uncapped players and eight more who only made their debuts this summer

Ministers have said a new £5,000 grant will make heat pumps cost a similar amount to gas boilers

We accepted as fact the incorrect belief that being slim automatically meant you were healthier

The lunar cycle means that the full moon tends to fall on slightly different date from month to month - here are all the key dates for 2021

Homeowners will be offered a grant worth up to £5,000 to switch from gas boilers to more energy-efficient heat pumps

The cold weather payment is a DWP scheme that runs from 1 November to 31 March each year

World leaders will descend on Glasgow in a fortnight’s time but what does COP26 have to deliver to be judged a success? Madeleine Cuff asks faith leaders, business experts, campaigners and politicians...

A series of road closures have been put in place to calm traffic in and around Glasgow while the summit takes place to calm traffic

The Winter Fuel Payment, which is usually referred to as a 'heating allowance', is an annual tax-free payment from the Department of Work and Pensions

The latest missile launch is one of a string of weaponry tests conducted by North Korea in recent months - many in violation of international sanctions

I can’t wait to go to the next wedding as I have my moves ready to hit the dance floor

Making key changes to your diet and cutting food waste can reduce greenhouse gases, writes Madeleine Cuff

In Pakistan’s rugged tribal regions along the Afghan border, a persistent warning is circulating: the “other” Taliban is returning.

The iPod revolutionised how people experienced music – but soon the idea of a personal collection of songs seemed obsolete. David Woode charts its evolution and considers why he still loves the click wheel

'Our three children all enjoy various clubs during the week which are not free. For example, swimming lessons and football coaching'

Alfred G Pearce has streamlined its operation, including cutting the number of days it delivers food, after produce was left to rot at depots

The chef has forthright views on Brexit, fancy cars, weight loss – and what he puts on his bread.

At first, Victoria Mullins’s father was diagnosed. But her family quickly learned that the gene for the disease has a 50/50 chance of being passed on.

As he releases a new memoir and single, the actor and musician talks about trauma, self-forgiveness and making his voice heard in a racist and homophobic industry

Those inside British tennis hope that success can breed success and that the two new national No 1s will be an inspiration to those around them

UK Music says 69,000 people, including freelance musicians and those working in live music, have left the industry since the pandemic hit

The student union at UCL - the biggest university in the UK - committed itself to a “targeted campaign, encouraging academics to boycott the UCU ballot”

Dame Judi Dench appears on this week's episode of Who Do You Think You Are and Ryan Murphy's Impeachment: American Crime Story arrives on BBC Two

Microsoft said that 'flirtatious' emails from Mr Gates were 'not overtly sexual' but were 'inappropriate'

Jason Watkins's portrayal of climatologist Phil Jones, wrongly accused in a hacked-email plot, humanises a complex subject - but the ending doesn't satisfy

Green groups warn the scheme will only see 90,000 heat pumps installed, well short of official targets

Sophie Zhang, a former data scientist at Facebook, says the company could not agree on the significance of a false political inflation campaign in Honduras

The late MP never sought high office and instead devoted himself to his local community and specific political causes

The Chancellor has designed a new framework to ensure that investors are able to channel their funds to sustainable businesses